2. History 3. Production of single cell proteins 4. Microorganisms used 5. Processing for food 6. Advantages 7. disadvantages High protein content. Broad spectrum of original raw material used for production, which also includes waste materials. Production in continuous cultures. Economically beneficial. Utilization of solar energy. High nucleic acid content, which leads to high level of uric acid. Development of kidney stones and gout if consumed in high amounts. Possibilities for the presence of secondary toxic metabolites. Poor digestibility. Hypersensitivity skin reactions.
Karl Lohmann (1929) Discovered ATP in Muscle Cells. Fritz Lipmann and Herman Kalckar (1941) Were The First To Recognize The Role of ATP in Energy Metabolism